grandviewranch
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I'm putting together my first AR15 (a varmint rig), and I'd like to find a quality scope mount for $50 or less. Risers absolutely do not appeal to me (I just find them dorky-looking - why add a rail to an already functioning rail?), so I'm on the market for either extra high scope rings or a purpose-built one-piece mount.
This TMS one-piece scope mount looks pretty appealing. The Amazon reviews for it are very positive, and though it's out of stock there, I can get one off of eBay for $28, shipped. At that price, I feel that it should be worth the risk. My question is: does anyone have experience with these mounts? I'm planning on mounting a Bushnell Elite Tactical 3200 5-15x40 scope on it, and it seems that the eye-to-lens clearance would be fine even with simple extra-high scope rings (I tried the scope out with an old M4-style airsoft gun). I'm just trying to find a fairly solid, reliable scope mount to get started with it. I won't be jumping out of airplanes or running it over with a truck, so an off brand like TMS doesn't bother me as long as it works.
Thanks, everyone.
P.S. - here's another option. I like that it seems to mount to the rail more solidly, but I'm pretty sure I don't need that much forward offset.
This TMS one-piece scope mount looks pretty appealing. The Amazon reviews for it are very positive, and though it's out of stock there, I can get one off of eBay for $28, shipped. At that price, I feel that it should be worth the risk. My question is: does anyone have experience with these mounts? I'm planning on mounting a Bushnell Elite Tactical 3200 5-15x40 scope on it, and it seems that the eye-to-lens clearance would be fine even with simple extra-high scope rings (I tried the scope out with an old M4-style airsoft gun). I'm just trying to find a fairly solid, reliable scope mount to get started with it. I won't be jumping out of airplanes or running it over with a truck, so an off brand like TMS doesn't bother me as long as it works.
Thanks, everyone.
P.S. - here's another option. I like that it seems to mount to the rail more solidly, but I'm pretty sure I don't need that much forward offset.